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Bullet points for a Friday morn.

  • I just lost an entire post. How… disappointing. This will, then, be brief. Very brief.
  • Tonight, Taste of the Danforth, preceded by feeding homeless people. Feel free to come. Much fun.
  • Someone should make a free, ad-driven personals site. Why not? It can be done. Or, just call a spade a shovel and dedicate a quarter of MySpace or Craigslist to that very purpose.
  • Yesterday I wanted to marry coffee. This morning I want to donate all my organs to the job of keeping it alive.
  • How are regular people supposed to understand the difference between categories and tags? Why should they care? This is where Folksonomy just breaks right down: people are lazy, people are stupid, and people are apathetic.
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Bullet points for a Thursday morning.

  • I woke this morning thinking about the formation of stars. Odd first thoughts on waking up, yes. I think I’ll try to work that into verse somehow.
  • Sometime later today I will be subjected to the interminable purgatory that is listening to Peter, Paul, and Mary. I need some volunteers who can just go ahead and rescue me gangster style. Anyone?
  • Transitioning from a lazybones to a driven maniac is, frankly, impossible. The best I can ever hope for is to look fabulous and have had a semi-happy life.
  • I offered my sister an acetaminophen tablet earlier today, before work, which she refused; how she later had the raw gall to tell me to stop singing so as to not aggravate her headache is beyond me. Listen up, people: if I offer you random meds, just take them! They probably won’t kill you. Too much.
  • I can’t think of anything else to say; how more pathetic does it get?

Now, I’m off to get some coffee. Yum. I want to marry coffee and raise its little Columbian children.

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